A big resounding F.U.! to Al Gore

[koala]

Gore is acting like a dick for blaming bush for a crime committed while he was president.

Gore is smart enough to know that the average American is a handsomehunk and will actually be persuaded by his roadkill.

As a matter of fact I'd be willing to bet money that if you where to check voter records for party affiliation. You would find that the majority (if not all) of the perpetrators at Enron where republicans.

So what?  That's relevant because??

[Ripsnort]

Originally posted by capt. apathy
I get tired of hearing that bush inherited the Enron problem from Clinton, that it's all cCintons fault and bush is inocent and being used as a fall guy.

You can�t hold Clinton any more to blame for this than bush.

Bush was the pres. for almost a year while this was going on (what 10, 11 months? I've never heard exactly when it started.) he never figured it out either.

Why is it Clinton fault that he didn't know, but ok that bush didn't know?  

Gore is acting like a dick for blaming bush for a crime committed while he was president.

But to say that the democrats are responsible is no better.

As a matter of fact I'd be willing to bet money that if you where to check voter records for party affiliation. You would find that the majority (if not all) of the perpetrators at Enron where republicans.

Good post, in response to the last paragraph, most corporations send donations about 50/50 split to both parties to cover their asses.

[Montezuma]

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[narsus]

capt. apathy

Good Post and couldn't agree more, republican here by the way and Rip is right about the donation stuff. Unless the president does something directly I rarely lay blame on them (what I mean is if the wall is black and they say white).

[Tumor]

Originally posted by capt. apathy

As a matter of fact I'd be willing to bet money that if you where to check voter records for party affiliation. You would find that the majority (if not all) of the perpetrators at Enron where republicans.

ROTFL!!!  And I suppose if they'd all been Democrats they'd have quickly divided the all the cash and handed it out to all the employee's lol.  Right, like THAT's gonna happen.

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Energy/Natural Resources:
Top Contributors

Election cycle:  2002
Total contributed:                       $25,427,840
 
Contributions from individuals:  $   6,207,546
 Contributions from PACs:          $   9,402,516
 Soft money contributions:         $   9,817,778
 
Rank    Organization                              Amount      Dems  Repubs
1          Southern Co                               $920,884   28%   72%
2          El Paso Corp                               $734,667   17%   83%
3          ChevronTexaco Corp                  $713,605   27%   73%
4          Exelon Corp                                $654,775   29%   71%
5          Nat'l Rural Electric Coop. Assn.   $587,812   43%   57%
6          FirstEnergy Corp                         $560,301   32%   68%
7          Enron Corp.                                 $527,675  29%   71% [/I]
8          Exxon Mobil Corp.                        $520,280  11%   89%
9          Dominion Resources                    $490,053  28%    72%
10        Koch Industries                           $463,647  13%    87%
11        TXU Corp                                     $438,460  30%    70%
12        Entergy Corp                               $391,534  41%    59%
13        Florida Power & Light                  $367,675    9%    91%
14        Duke Energy                                $338,015  27%   73%
15        Ashland Inc                                  $322,500  19%   81%
16        Progress Energy                          $316,644  40%   61%
17        BP                                                $314,400  25%   75%
18        American Gas Assn                      $298,392  39%   61%
19        Occidental Petroleum                   $292,650  23%   77%
20        CMS Energy                                  $271,665  39%  61%

29% Dem 71% Rep - Not quite 50:50

2001-2002 Election Cycle
Dems got $128,235,028 donated   $59,603,689 (46%) Hard, $68,631,339 (54%) Soft    
                   
Reps got $231,124,242  donated   $131,020,561 (57%) Hard,  $100,103,681 (43%) Soft                        

Quality of Disclosure:
Reps:  Full Disclosure on  $54,298,306 (94.3%)
           Incomplete      on       $280,176   (0.5%)
           No Disclosure  on    $3,021,720   (5.2%)

Reps:  Full Disclosure on  $64,511,427 (77.4%)
           Incomplete      on       $422,423   (0.5%)
           No Disclosure  on  $18,456,254 (22.1%)


thanks to OpensSecrets.Org and TheyRule.Net - waste your afternoon connecting the dots ("saaay ... that looks a lot like a.... well, a... conspiracy.")

[midnight Target]

bada bing!


well done -dead-

[hardcase]

still waiting on my drug supplement..no wait..that was to be from the surplus, now damn where did i put that surplus? Oh, GW has it in his buds pockets.

hard

[hardcase]

Udie..now your remember all this when you pay that HMO deductible;-) Taking it up the butt twice their budl




hard

[BGBMAW]

That guy is a first class A hole....HOW the hell can people let him get away with saying the Bush Adm cause this stuff..Its gonna kik him in the bellybutton soon...

Hey DUM ASSS AL....You and your jerkoff boss did this crao for the 8 horrible years you guys ran our gov into the liberal garbage truk that we deal with now...Ya nice judges you apointedin the 9th circuuit in SF..lmfao...and crying at same time..

Love, BiGB
xoxoxo

[10Bears]

Um.. Bgbmaw..

Alfred T. Goodwin, the judge who wrote the decision, was appointed by President Richard Nixon, a Republican.

source

[BGBMAW]

nixon was a liberal.."moderate"republican..lolo